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The Meaty One

The Meaty One

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Vet-approved daily support for joints, muscles and mobility

  • Vet-approved formulation of bone broth, liver and brewer's yeast
  • Supports joints, muscles and mobility
  • All-natural ingredients with no filler
  • Delicious and easy to use
Quantity
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From around 20p per day

One 150g pouch lasts 4–10 weeks depending on your dog's size

Try your first pouch for £10

Description

The Meaty One is a natural daily supplement made with beef bone broth, liver and brewer’s yeast to support your dog’s joints, muscles and mobility.

Rich in highly bioavailable nutrients, it helps maintain strength, support movement and promote everyday vitality as dogs get older.

Made with real, whole ingredients. Nothing artificial, no fillers, no fuss.

  • Designed to support joints, muscles and mobility.
  • Helps maintain strength and everyday energy.
  • Rich in collagen, B vitamins and essential minerals.
  • Made with real, whole ingredients. No artificial additives.
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The science

Whole ingredients provide naturally occurring nutrients that support joint health, muscle function and long-term health.

  • Collagen & Glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) – From bone broth; support joint strength, flexibility, and skin health.
  • Taurine – From beef liver; vital for cellular protection, especially in dogs predisposed to taurine deficiency.
  • Vitamin B12 & B-Complex – From liver and brewer’s yeast; essential for energy metabolism and red blood cell formation.
  • Iron & Zinc – From liver; key for oxygen transport, immune resilience and healing.
  • Selenium – From brewer’s yeast; a powerful antioxidant that also helps regulate IGF-1, a hormone linked to faster cellular ageing.

Feeding guide

Simply add to their food daily

Each 150g pouch lasts:

Small dogs: around 10 weeks

Medium dogs: around 6 weeks

Large dogs: around 4 weeks